Recent publications from newest to oldest:
Self-Portrait with Captains Courageous
MER, Spring 2023
Mi Telenovela
Anacapa Review, March 2023
Alausí 1941
Ninth Letter Web Edition, February 2023
Elegy for Mainsail & Jib
The Cortland Review, Issue 91, February 2023
Eucalyptus – Editor’s Choice
Sandy Crimmins National Poetry Prize, Philadelphia Stories, May 2022
Beachcomber Nocturne
Jet Fuel Review, April 2022
“Twin Mango Trees, Ciudadela La Alborada” and “Red Bank Station Plaint,”
Ran Off With the Star Bassoon, 1st Session,
“Mis Gacelas” Rattle #71 Spring 2021
“Miriam Enters a 12-Step Program,” Finalist, Naugatuck River Review Poetry Contest, Winter 2021 issue.
“Self Portrait with North Wind” The Night Heron Barks, Winter 2021.
“Guaranda” Jewish Diaspora Folio, Sept. 2020 by [PANK} Magazine. Also, named a Finalist in the 2020 Loraine Williams Prize, selected by Ilya Kaminsky.
“Ode to the Quinceañera Dress“
2020 River Heron Poetry Prize Finalist
Final Judge: Alina Stefanescu
“Self Portrait con Valencia” featured on Poetry Sunday on Women’s Voices for Change, July 26, 2020, with commentary by Amanda Moore.
Philadelphia Stories, Spring 2020 Issue
“How to Ride A Train in the Andes” – selected by Iain Haley Pollock as a 2020 Sandy Crimmins National Poetry Prize Runner Up. Final Judge: Iain Haley Pollock
“How to Ride a Train in the Andes” was also a finalist in 2019 Ruminate Broadside Prize, and a finalist in the 2019 New Guard Knightsville Contest.
Waccamaw,
Issue 24, Spring 2020
“Self Portrait Con Valencia“
Pilgrimage Volume 43, Issue 1
“Manifesto“
Yemassee 26.2 —”Harnessing Quicksilver“
Raleigh Review Spring 2020 – “Ode to La Conquista” (Page 27)”
Ode to La Conquista” also won an Honorable Mention in the 2019 Tom Howard/Margaret Reid Poetry Contest by Winning Writers.com. Judge: Soma Mei Sheng Frazier
Spring 2020 – “Niña” & “Gonzalez y Guerrero”
Sábado en Alausí / Saturday in Alausí – Finalist in the Columbia Journal Online’s Fall Contest 2019. Published Monday, October 21, 2019. Final Judge: Monica Sok
Self Portrait Con Naranja
Nashville Review #29 – Summer 2019
Oda a Guayaquil
Contrapuntos VI – Ciudades (in)Visibles
December 24, 2018
ALIAS
The Florida Review, Special Latinx Feature
42.2 Fall 2018
Mientras la Ostra No Se Abre
Perla del Pacífico
Ceviche de Concha
December 24, 2018
Oda a Guayaquil (In Spanish)
The Acentos Review
August 2018 issue
Fantastic Voyage
Aquifer: The Florida Review Online
June 2018
Panamericana Norte (In Spanish)
La Puerta de Hierro (In Spanish)
Azahares #10
Spanish Language Literary Magazine, University of Arkansas
10th Anniversary Issue
April 2018
Viernes, 3AM / Friday, 3AM
(bilingual poem)
Small Orange Journal – Issue 3 April 2018
Crab on the Loose
Muse/A Journal Issue 6 – March 2018
The Big Picture
SWWIMM Every Day – February 6, 2018
Rules of Engagement
Baltimore Review Winter 2018 Issue
Socialization
Glass Mountain Volume 19
Fall 2017
Año Viejo
Naugatuck River Review Issue 18 / Fall 2017
Nominated for a Pushcart Prize
TRANSLATIONS
“A Question of Lust“ by Oriette D’Angelo
Columbia Journal, October 2019
“I underline a title like I underline a country”
Translation of the poem “Subrayo un título como subrayo un país” by Oriette D’Angelo
Nashville Review #25, Spring 2018
Five poems by Oriette D’Angelo translated from the Spanish by Lupita Eyde-Tucker
March 19th and Spring 2019 issue
Also: Translation Tuesday on the Asymptote Blog: Forbidden to Pass By and Stay by Oriette D’Angelo.
Knee on Dirt, by Oriette D’Angelo
The Arkansas International, Spring 2020
Nominated for a Pushcart Prize
Coast|noCoast
CIRCUMFERENCE Magazine
January 2021
“Petitions” and
“Mourning & Condolence”
by Oriette D’Angelo
Lupita Eyde-Tucker is a bilingual poet and translator raised in New Jersey and Guayaquil, Ecuador. She is the winner of the 2021 Unbound Book Festival Emerging Poet Award, the 2019 Betty Gabehart Prize, and in 2018 was selected as an AWP Writer to Writer Mentee by poet Maggie Smith. In 2022 she was a finalist for the Andrés Montoya Prize from Letras Latinas. Lupita is completing an MFA in Creative Writing - Poetry at the University of Florida, and will be a staff scholar at Bread Loaf Translators Conference in June 2023. 
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